Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 358

The Hundred-Cycle Honeybee Dance

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The Salon Plane was no small place. Its total land area exceeded fifty million square kilometers.

The Spore Jungle occupied only part of it, leaving thirty-two million square kilometers for Medivh.

This was the Wrynn Family's largest territory. The Gamma Plane came second. After conquering the Iguana Kingdom and the Gnoll Kingdom, their total holdings in the Gamma Plane exceeded eight million square kilometers.

The Spore Plane, where Sam and the others lived, was larger than the Theron Plane, but it belonged to the Spore Queen and was not counted.

With territory this vast, the previous strategy of developing Block Cities everywhere was no longer effective.

Workers had to be put to the best use. For the development of the Theron Plane, Medivh adopted the Spore Plane model.

At the center of the Theron Plane stood a Block City that would continue expanding outward in rings. A number of eighty-ring Block Cities would serve as the centers of the native principalities, while numerous twenty-ring Block Cities would act as nodes, extending the influence of the Block Cities across the territory.

At the center of the Theron Plane's mainland lay Theron City, where the Plane Portal was located.

Using the Green Wild Forest and other tribes as a foundation, Medivh had established fifteen principalities. An eighty-ring Block City would be built in each one.

Two hundred and fifty-six twenty-ring Block Cities were scattered across the land, radiating outward from Theron City.

Patches of surface-level Spore Jungle bordered these Block City nodes, making it easy to obtain energy and supplies.

Logistics Skeletons farmed inside and outside the cities, ensuring that the land beyond the principalities was put to effective use.

The land within each principality, meanwhile, was managed by its people and their own tribe's skeletons.

It took time to bring such

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